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What I Believe
by Steven Skye, June 3, 2005
The problem with fundamental-ism or any
“extreme” belief system is that it allows
people to focus on a few literal interpretations
from this line or that of "the Bible", "Koran"
etc, as a means to justify any act conceivable
by man (wars, persecution, deception, terrorism,
etc). It is easy to say "I'm a Christian, and
since I
say
the words "Jesus is my
saviour" that I can do
whatever I want, I will be
forgiven, and I will go to Heaven
in the end, regardless of my actions.
If man wrote the bible; albeit as divinely
inspired as he or she may have been, and man has
re-written that bible countless times since it's
inception, and since man is so prone to use
anything in his power to better his interests,
I'd say it's a pretty safe bet that if we take
every single word of that bible 100% literally,
then we are not following "The Word of God", but
in fact, "The Word of Man".
I think in the end, the value of our life is
based on what lessons we have learned, what kind
of person we've been, how we've helped one
another, and what good we've left behind for
future generations. I believe there are many
lessons to be learned from the Bible and the
teachings of Jesus (as well as Mohammed, Buddha,
a child’s innocence, or the wisdom of the old
man next door). But I believe that the only way
to truly learn the lessons from
the bible, or anywhere else for that matter, one
has to search for them in earnest. Ultimately,
each person has to decide whether what they
read, are told, or see, means to them. We each
have an incredible device within us: our Soul.
It's the part of us that ultimately knows what
is right and what is not. It's the price we pay
for that "knowledge" we inherited from the
biblical "tree of life" in the garden of Eden.
Our brain stores all the conscious knowledge:
what we are taught, what we learn in school,
what we learn from our experiences. But our soul
is the machine that separates the wheat from the
chaff, the fire that separates the pure from the
un-pure.
The problem is that the guy who tempted Eve into
eating that apple, is the same guy in charge of
re-writing that bible, and influencing every
other part of our lives (media, politics,
business). It's his job to control us like a
"flock of sheep", and without the shepherd
"thinking for us" telling us what to do, what is
right, what is wrong, and oh, by the way, give
me 10% of all your money, that we are lost. That
is definitely NOT what Jesus taught us. Jesus
taught us to love thy neighbor as thyself, to do
unto others as you would have others do unto
you. He taught us forgiveness, tolerance,
compassion. Jesus never said, "pay me and my
church money, and you are in my club in
Paradise”..... That's more like something the
mafia requires.
I believe that 97% of the people in this world
are currently like sheep, living the deception
and not even knowing it. 1% of this world is "in
on the game" and are thus the most wealthy and
powerful (the illuminated). And 2% of the
people can see what's really going on around
them, at least partially (the enlightened).
I do believe however, that all the sheep have
souls, and that in the back of their
subconscious, they suspect something is amiss.
It seems to me that the true purpose of our
lives is to "wake up" from the dream, see the
deception, and do everything we can to actually
use our souls as our compass and guiding light
to do what is right. The light is within us.
Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed, and all enlightened
teachers have told us this. If we truly listened
to their message, we would not have wars. We
would not need extreme fundamentalist religions
to tell us what is right or wrong. We wouldn't
need politicians and government to control us
and "protect" us from ourselves and our fears.
Heaven can't be bought. It can only be earned.
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